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Zionist Organization of America
invites Lovers of Zion to attend
a
RECEPTION AND ORIENTATION MEETING
in connection with LOA's Convention in Israel (June 27 to July 5, 1991)
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 7:30 P.M.
Home of DR. AND MRS. KEN WOLF
6330 Bloomfield Glens
West Bloomfield (626-1782)
Special Guest: MR. SIDNEY SILVERMAN, Nat'l President
ZOA, who is currently conferring with Israeli leaders in Jerusalem.
If you're only thinking about travel to Israel now or in the future,
don't hesitate to attend.
Please confirm your attendance by phoning ZOA 569-1515
Dr. Robert A. Wolf
Morris D. Baker
Co-Chairs, ZOA Delegation
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• In-home consultation.
• Wide selection of mat boards
and frames.
• Custom matting and framing for:
Artwork, posters, portraits,
documents and photographs.
• Free pick-up and delivery.
• 20% Off our low prices
with this ad.
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B'nai B'rith Hillel
Honors Dr. Sandberg
Hershel Sandberg will be
honored for distinguished
community leadership by the
B'nai B'rith Hillel Founda-
tions of Metropolitan Detroit
at a reception 7:30 p.m. May
23 at the home of Barbara
and Bernard Stollman of
Birmingham.
Dr. Sandberg, a graduate of
Wayne State University'
Medical School, is a practic-
ing endocrinologist in
Southfield and is chief of en-
docrinology and metabolism
at Sinai Hospital. He is an
associate professor of
medicine at SWU Medical
School. He has been president
of the Medical School Alum-
ni Association and with his
wife Lois has been president
of the Anthony Wayne Socie-
ty for which he has been
awarded the Distinguished
Alumni Award by WSU
Medical School.
Dr. Sandberg has been the
recipient of the State of Israel
Maimonides Award for his
work on behalf of Israel
Bonds. He has been active
with Jewish Federation
Apartments, has served as
president of that agency, and
Einstein Forum
Will Hear Journalist
Thomas Bray, editorial
page editor of the Detroit
News, will address the Ein-
stein Luncheon Forum noon
May 23 at the Southfield
356-3307
custom
Framin
In Yugoslavia
Thomas Bray
Farmington Hills
16 FRIDAY. MAY 17, 1991
737-8830
San Antonio and received a
bachelor of arts degree from
Princeton in 1963. He served
as associate editor of the Wall
Street Journal editorial page.
In 1970 he was promoted to
bureau chief in Philadelphia
and later returned to New
York as features editor of the
Journal's editorial page.
For reservations, call ZOA,
569-1515. .
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Judaism
Assisted Living for Seniors
THE HAWORTH CENTER
Hershel Sandberg
now serves as executive com-
mittee chairman.
Claude Schochet, associate
dean of liberal arts at WSU
will speak about Hillel's in-
teractions with the students
and faculty of the colleges it
serves. Two college students
of Hebrew will receive special
awards and a recent Soviet
emigre student will be
presented with a Carp
Scholarship award.
For information, call Metro
Hillel at WSU, 577-3459.
Marriott Hotel, Southfield.
Mr. Bray will discuss "In-
stability and American
Foreign Policy" with special
reference to the Middle East.
A native of New York, Mr.
Bray spent his early years in
New York (JTA) The
chairman, vice chairman
and director of the United
Jewish Appeal Rabbinic
Cabinet will conduct inten-
sive, two-day courses in <
Judaism in Belgrade and
Zagreb during their five-day
visit.
The rabbis will be teaching
at the invitation of the
American Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee.
They will be providing an
intensive introduction to
Judaism for adults and chil-
dren and bringing materials
for continuing education.